Sure, what you say is understandable, but many do not use FBA and send products from other platforms, I think that is the problem.
Shipping products to Amazon is not cheap.
that's why many use the FBM
Plenty of people do well with just a few accounts.
It is not how many accounts ,but how many items you sell at a profit/
I do very well with just a few accounts...I just sell properly on them.
Restricting an account to 5K of sales is simply ridiculous. Take off fees, stock purchase etc and how much profit per account do you think you can make?
small sellers cant afford FBA,but larger ones do ,spread their merchandise across the country in AMZN warehouses,instead of their own warehouses and staff,they even have their Chinese factories shipped to different countries like Australia.
The problem with FBA is not it does not have a way of liquidating your remaining inventory,it can dispose them for a fee,but it would not find a liguidator to take over
small sellers cant afford FBA,but larger ones do ,spread their merchandise across the country in AMZN warehouses,instead of their own warehouses and staff,they even have their Chinese factories shipped to different countries like Australia.
Do you actually have an Amazon business? FBA is cheap, and indeed gives small sellers the ability to compete with bigger sellers by letting Amazon store, fulfill their goods and all the placement, buy box benefits etc, together with the buyer confidence that goes with it.
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Originally Posted by agent006140
The problem with FBA is not it does not have a way of liquidating your remaining inventory,it can dispose them for a fee,but it would not find a liguidator to take over
If you're planning ahead for liquidation you're in the wrong business. In any event, you can get your goods returned for a very small per item charge.
All businesses would have some remnants they would rather liquidate than hang on to,thats why you find them in the remnant ,markdown section or sent to dollar store,thrift shops.
Like last year Halloween costumes,Xmas decor,father day,mother day,Valentine day,older models of electronics toys,gadgets.
No,most merchants do not want to have them back,
How long have you been in business?
Ross Perot used to brag he found a tuxedo at KMart
I do very well with just a few accounts...I just sell properly on them.
Restricting an account to 5K of sales is simply ridiculous. Take off fees, stock purchase etc and how much profit per account do you think you can make?
agreed - that restriction is ridiculous for accounts relying on steady business and growth
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